Essential Privacy: Mobile Phone & SIM Cards

[@cherylliz99]

This information is alarming!!!

[@ua1514]

Please add timestamps.

[@AllThingsSecured]

Coming…

[@nunyabeezwacks1408]

@@AllThingsSecuredThank you!!

[@brucewayne2955]

Thank you! Timestamps are super helpful!

[@johnnybaber1804]

To much time on my hands lm scared

[@mtnest51]

Thank you! I was AT&T tech for 33 years. The public has a right to know how to keep privacy. Congress may never do it. Thank you both;.

[@thomasamato9043]

Reporting it to the FBI is a really tough thing to do believe me. I’ve been targeted for six years and no one believes it then they send people around you to talk to you about other people and authorities then for some reason you’re targeted by them. It’s a shame I can’t get any help at all.

[@randychris5031]

😂😂 exactly 👍 strange people trying to be friends with you it’s big red flag 🚩 they pretend to care after getting what they want you are ghosted 👻 😅😅😅😊

[@PeekaBoo-w9r]

This is exactly what I'm going through right now and what really is bothering me is that whoever is doing it knows that I know they are watching. Because I have been telling it/him. I've gotten hint messages from help/ support that I've been on. All my accounts have been updated with login credentials that I Don't have. And these companies will not help you if you have no way to verify yourself. I'm not doing well with this is because my family doesn't think it's possible.

[@RebeccaBellaPugsMomOfficial]

It’s 1:06 am central. Ok I am wondering? For example…. You said that a MZ could basically act as the WiFi router clone and then when I got to a place that my phone would auto connect, my phone would actually connect to the clone router. If I disable auto connect and then get home or to my parents house and connect manually to the same password as before? How does my device not connect to the potential clone router regardless?

[@danielkroft]

I would love to see more of these! Its great to put a face to a service that I am potentially trusting with my privacy.

[@AllThingsSecured]

Agreed! Thank you for the kind words, Daniel.

[@JoanMcCants-cs9tq]

Hey, I AM NOT GOING TO BE TAKEN FOR GRANTED ALL THE CONSPIRACY IS NOT RIGHT 🤔

[@ipaemer2604]

My favorite channel! I love your videos, very informative and very helpful. Keep it up! Respects from Albania!

[@AllThingsSecured]

🙏🙏

[@u2fkeys665]

What is Efani doing about sting rays though? That's the most dangerous threat I'm my opinion.

[@AllThingsSecured]

I’m not sure what can be done about stingrays. The big thing with Efani is that they hide your data so that mobile companies can’t track your phone against your info.

[@independent-ts6ys]

Stingrays, or IMSI CATCHERS, are now smalll devices that look like a computer notebook. Google IMSI CATCHERS. And ANRITSU.

[@TonyMcKenzie-vz5xn]

Thank you and my God keep blessing you and your family and friends as well in times like this people should have more respect for each other it just shows what will happen when their neck is on the line some people is so cheakie💋🫂😎💯💙♥️stay blessed my baby

[@olivermcintosh8281]

It’s probably more important to cancel your accounts for those old unused applications on your devices

[@Ivan989v]

Josh, could you please follow up with Mark on how the network operator knows location of a subscriber ? What I heard first minutes down into this conversation goes completely against what I know about mobile technology. 2:53 From what I know: 1. There is no way for network operator to know the exact location of a subscriber (via GPS data on subscriber’s phone), unless subscriber installed an app released by this operator, or operator buys data from 3rd parties. 2. Network operator can always get approximate location of the subscriber via triangulation method using location of cell towers to which subscriber is connected. They use IMEI of the device to uniquely identify a subscriber. Could someone with knowledge please comment on this?

[@RebeccaHallBoelKe]

Wow so informative.

[@glendaspeakstotheheart]

How do I know if my data is really breeched when I get a message i've been compromised. And should I go to Google for it to be corrected as suggested ?

[@monkeyseemonkeydo432]

Log into your Google account…change password to a more secure password … …(youtube search secure passwords) It won’t harm to look at your security settings in your google account… just slowly go through at your own pace and familiarise yourself with the layout and options ..don’t change anything yet until you know for sure what your doing But why would they send a message saying you have been breached…and not just secure the breach There’s no harm in contacting genuine google support… but don’t click on links in messages or emails or call numbers given in text messages or emails

[@extrememike]

29:00 I think he is talking about Mr Robot series with @davidbonbal and OTW (Occupy the Web)

[@privatenosey]

I down loaded a QR reader and it wiped out apps on my cell phone and stuff on my PC I was not even using. Samsung got most of my APPs back on my phone. They said it wad the QR scanner I used. I am getting into securing my phone and Pcs now. That's why I am listening to u.

[@lyfandeth]

A QR code is just a shortcut to an unnamed web site, that you cannot trust to not be a scam. If my bank was a qr code on a poster inside the bank, I trust it. But something on a lamp post or a random web ad ?? Hell no.

[@qur4334]

​@@lyfandeth😮 I read that you must also physically touch any QR codes to make sure they haven't been reposted over with a fake Code which is not the actual one

[@SPLASHING-SILVER]

If you do reset and back it up doesn't the virus get downloaded too

[@independent-ts6ys]

Yep

[@ameensams]

You know those instances where you accidentally stumbled on a video and you go boom! this is awesome info I wouldn't mind paying for. Thanks, man, hackers are getting smarter and we need to up our game too. Lazy says to use the same password for everything, sense "you" say no.

[@AllThingsSecured]

Glad it was helpful!

[@likebot.]

One thing Mark mentioned is that you need an e-mail address to set up a phone. I take it that he means the computer aspect of the phone. Surely you can have a mobile smartphone with a phone number and no e-mail address associated? It's been so long since I've use a mobile that I have yet to even see a SIM card. I've not used a mobile since about 13 or 14 years ago so I don't even know if the phone part of it is even an APP .

[@AllThingsSecured]

Most mobile providers I know require an email address for communication.

[@ElaineGarcia-uo8qj]

The email is required for the computing aspect of the phone The phone is an app (on a smartphone) And you can go without a sim card 💳 if you just use the computing aspect of the phone. In this sense you don't need a provider just a device Source: using a smartphone without sim (or service provider) to reply right now

[@MaxRuso]

I like how he uses the word scared while you guys are streaming on KZbin and people are watching it on their phones are you for real

[@TheCatsMeowgemini]

This is breathing I believe that they know where that flight from Malaysia is that because there's no way with all that that they don't know where one of those cell phones is and since they won't tell it it must be very bad where that plane is

[@bonniemiller1819]

Would you change your password(s) of your were hacked or victim of fraud. How to secure your email today

[@lindy-tv6zz]

can this still be hacked ?

[@lisalinnae9844]

Love This !!! Explains a lot: Thank you so much for this information. Lisa

[@Alonzo_4]

To prevent sim swapping my provider wants me to go to their fysical store and verify my ID

[@Sabuton88]

he affiliated comtent what you end up clicking!! don't buy this shit

[@freddylosangeles1378]

..good tips..

[@Ivan989v]

I can see that removing automatic connection to known WiFi network could help only if the network doesn’t require a password (which one should not do in the first place) 1. How can someone clone your WiFi network if it has a WPA2 or better password protection ? 2. How would it help to connect to WiFi manually instead of automatically?

[@bassmaiasa1312]

They don't clone the network, they just copy the SSID. He said they knock out the legitimate wifi with a DDOS attack so a device can't find it. The device then auto-connects to the fake SSID. To the device, it just looks like the legitimate network removed the password requirement.

[@lenacummings1313]

Are there phones available that only do phone calls, no internet and no gps?

[@joeytranchina8839]

For the record the data collected in "2000 Mules" did not prove what the fraudster who produced the film claimed to prove. That's why i call that film "2000 Jackasses." But, YES, that location data can be gathered.

[@bassmaiasa1312]

I do have a separate e-mail for financial services. But that doesn't work for Paypal. When you login to Paypal to pay on a website, the website captures your Paypal email. The website may replace your registered email with your Paypal address or contact you at your Paypal email. So you can't isolate your Paypal email from floating all over the web. And yes, that is the email for Paypal password reset. Why doesn't Paypal shield the login from the vendor site? Why is the vendor stealing my Paypal login? It's another example where tech companies are as much of a security threat as cyber-criminals.

[@robtihanyi1155]

Great podcast Josh... bonus points for asking excellent questions! What you should have asked him was when are you guys coming to Australia?

[@AllThingsSecured]

Thanks so much!

[@snipedeedillygaf4973]

What happens if u sim pin lock but u already been sim swapped my Verizon phone unlocked after 60!days but ain’t paid of for 30 more months now weird atuff is happening like its connecting to my other phones my other. Air tags find my phone getting Verizon apple text messages. Like crazy support don’t really care. It seems it’s not really them privacy report has a lot of location and contacts and. Also fake Verizon support

[@ElaineGarcia-uo8qj]

I have a smartphone without a sim card 💳. I want it that way (no phone bills haha) What bothers me is that advertisers "seem" to know, because 90% of my ads are for cell phone providers ( sheesh some ive never even heard of)

[@sharlenejackson4028]

Is an authentication app safe to use if in the description it says it can act as FIDO ASM, access authentication devices and create & delete FIDO registrations on behalf of other apps??

[@zannemairiwoods528]

While on KZbin I watched Fox News & in the middle of program , a Chinese person broke in & started coloring a picture which lasted through the rest of program . This happened on all Fox News programs that I tried to watched ! Was that a cyber attack from my Phone or a targeted News Network Cyber interference ?

[@monkeyseemonkeydo432]

I was watching regular television it was the news and they were covering stuff to do with 9/11 and the pentagon A pentagram came on to the screen of the tv That was definitely an attack on the broadcast..not my tv

[@James-k6z5e]

Oh do we. I know who this is. Typical comment, narc. We need an updated system so from now on too bad so sad. Wow.😊

[@kevinarnold213]

My thoughts are to throw away the phone number, is that a way to keep assholes off my personal information?

[@AllThingsSecured]

That's extreme.

[@jorgesegura8044]

Sounds like that passive income stuff to me.

[@gloriafarmer6826]

Data breaches are out ofc Control! Not good at all!

[@Ivan989v]

Could you please explain on how tracking location through a fake website and knowing the IP of the phone works (not a single time when the website is open, but continuously)? 39:13 Is it via buying data from 3rd parties, or some other way? Please elaborate ?

[@Woodjack-z1g]

Interesting

[@joannthomases9304]

We need another system..This is too much crap..sorry, but it now is.

[@zannemairiwoods528]

What about face I D as an unlock feature ?

[@Keto-Cheato]

Idk but im pretty sure its No good. Phone software stores it. It's hackable.

[@incognito595]

Can they hack flip phones???

[@MaxRuso]

The guy is freaking out about a phone suggesting where the nearest pizza is

[@LisaYarnell-e9j]

Question. How does someone hack your debit card multiple times even though you have a new card, due to the hacking, with new card numbers?

[@monkeyseemonkeydo432]

Answer Depends… ….do you use your DEBIT card in shops and for online purchases If so…there is the vulnerability

[@SPLASHING-SILVER]

How to stop phone from doing updates when you say don't and or stop changing your settings?? Everyday or few days I have to reset phone to where it was

[@SPLASHING-SILVER]

Time 9:39 pm

[@unsicheresgangbild]

What are your thoughts on the nothing phone?

[@AllThingsSecured]

Lots of hype so far. I’m reserving judgement right now.

[@snana9665]

When a cell tower pings Efani’s SIM card, does it ping as Efani, or as my name? Also, what shows on Caller ID?

[@edwardjones6777]

An efani corporate account shows. With none of your personal information. I saw that in another video

[@Mountainmom59]

Sims over riden by an e-sims and fi app . Yes Clone is and has happen . I trust Nothing any more .

[@AllThingsSecured]

Sometimes we can be overcome by our own paranoia.

[@Jellypeppa72]

Great info for a lay person like me😊

[@AllThingsSecured]

Great! Glad it was helpful.

[@Jellypeppa72]

@@AllThingsSecured my phone has been hacked 5 times 5 different phones, from that they got into my laptop, my bank account, credit card, from that they hacked my friends and family

[@Mountainmom59]

Arkansas/ Young man maybe you should help AT&T again,because i have been hacked and blocked so bad ,that my cell phone can not call 911, i havd got only 1 weather warning in the last 3 years . Domain abuse , as well as a multitude of problems . No help it seems

[@AllThingsSecured]

Sorry to hear that.

[@WhitLongshadow]

Dont watch porn

[@madbalkanrabbit898]

What about rootkits for mobile phone?

[@AllThingsSecured]

What about it?

[@TheCatsMeowgemini]

I'm very grateful for this video

[@cesarnater1974]

good day hope all is well

[@AllThingsSecured]

Thank you!

[@johnnybaber1804]

I've been listed as a developer and I'm not sure what that means but it sounds like I get all kinds of information that's really juicy about what I was going on with all this stuff on the internet and what can happen and how it's all shared and I don't know how to get out of it I keep it I don't know how to stop it it knows everything my sleeping habits my medications everything I've done everything you're not supposed to do with the phone and so it could be used against me sounds like I'm not sure but yeah this is scary I get screenshots millions of screenshots roll up my sleeves and get ready to get busy to try to fix it but I can't do it you take it you know artificial intelligence to fix what I think is on my system I don't know what all this stuff is

[@ikust007]

Super and 🎉

[@AllThingsSecured]

🙏🙏

[@asimmohammed3683]

I heard apple never share any of data even if FBI asked? Is it true?

[@AllThingsSecured]

Mostly, yes. But I recommend you enable Advanced Data Protection to encrypt any data on the cloud.

[@donnettelowd1926]

Is Trend VPN trustworthy?

[@MaxRuso]

They can also knock on your door

[@snipedeedillygaf4973]

My phone reset on day 60

[@stanhyatt4843]

excellent.....thanks!

[@AllThingsSecured]

My pleasure! Thanks for watching.

[@snipedeedillygaf4973]

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[@Whtimiswhtugt]

Hi Josh 🙋‍♀️

[@RawTruth101]

👍🫣

[@AllThingsSecured]

Thanks for watching and commenting.

[@WatchmanPrivacy]

Love to see this.

[@AllThingsSecured]

Thanks so much 🙏

[@BoCameron]

Robert... Virginia

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[@rjain1993]

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Cape Cod MA

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